The Greatest Biscuit In The World

[Red_Ink_Squid]

get out. mint and chocolate together is disgusting, and that's before we look at the abomination that is mint ice cream.

Definitely a place in life for dark chocolate and mint as a combo. Mint ice cream is usually bad, yes.


On topic, chocolate hobnobs are always welcome.

 

[Daemon]

As a well travelled, learned and objective person, I would have to agree the coffee is Asia is really poor. You have to go out of your way to find good coffee. Australia does great coffee and so do many places in Europe.

Biscuits wise most Indians will be disappointed to know that our beloved Parle-G has an English counterpart that existed long before it did. Bourbon, Hide n Seek etc are all class though but the UK is pretty much the birthplace of most biscuits. Australia has Tim Tams but also has Shapes which are really overrated.

Where Asia truly shines is the non alcoholic beverages. Unparalleled.

 

[RossTaylorsBox]

Shocked that an island nation full of obese potato people would know how to make good biscuits.

Shapes which are really overrated.

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[SillyCowCorner1]

Never been to Oz, but probably give France the nod when it comes to coffee.

Coffee growing?

 

[zorax]

Why all this talk about coffee when tea is objectively the superior caffeinated beverage. And no one does Tea better than Asia.

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

Why all this talk about coffee when tea is objectively the superior caffeinated beverage. And no one does Tea better than Asia.

Isn't it called chai?
Masala
A flicker of nutmeg.

 

[zorax]

Isn't it called chai?
Masala
A flicker of nutmeg.

You know it

Black tea isn't the only good tea tho. They're all pretty great

 

[SillyCowCorner1]

You know it

Black tea isn't the only good tea tho. They're all pretty great

Is black tea black because of the water? How acidic should it be to get to optimal taste?

 

[cpr]

Why all this talk about coffee when tea is objectively the superior caffeinated beverage.

I can't stand coffee, and drink about a million cups of tea a day, and even I know your wrong.

 

[zorax]

I can't stand coffee, and drink about a million cups of tea a day, and even I know your wrong.

*You're

 

[zorax]

Is black tea black because of the water? How acidic should it be to get to optimal taste?

Nah it's to do with the leaves. black, white, green, oolong, jasmine, chrysthantenum (sp?), etc. The one we use for chai is black tea.

 

[nightprowler10]

The best coffee I've ever had was in a hole in the wall in Venice.

 

[GIMH]

Shocked that an island nation full of obese potato people would know how to make good biscuits.


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Shocked that you made a post full of xenophobia and bigotry. Shame on you

 

[Chewie]

As a well travelled, learned and objective person, I would have to agree the coffee is Asia is really poor. You have to go out of your way to find good coffee. Australia does great coffee and so do many places in Europe.

Biscuits wise most Indians will be disappointed to know that our beloved Parle-G has an English counterpart that existed long before it did. Bourbon, Hide n Seek etc are all class though but the UK is pretty much the birthplace of most biscuits. Australia has Tim Tams but also has Shapes which are really overrated.

Where Asia truly shines is the non alcoholic beverages. Unparalleled.

Egg coffee in Vietnam is pretty good

 

[Flem274*]

vietnam did do good coffee, especially hanoi.

 

[Daemon]

Oh yeah, forgot Vietnam. They do alright.

 

[Chewie]

Japanese can coffee is not good though (albeit rather convenient)